As a photographer, one often finds the need to watermark their photographs to not only protect them from piracy, but to also help promote and market their business through the exposure a photograph might receive be that online or off.
Whether or not you choose to watermark your photos is entirely up to you, but even if the need never arises, the ability to create your very own watermark is definitely a skill set you should have as a photographer.
Today you are going to learn how to take relatively ordinary photos and turn them into something spectacular using Photoshop, all within the next 7 minutes.
Now for today’s challenge, I’m going to be using Adobe’s Camera Raw plugin which you’ll find inside Photoshop and we’re going to be working on a raw image file.
Layers are the foundation of editing images in photoshop. If you want to improve your photoshop skills then take the time to learn the in’s and out’s of layers, they’re important.
In this part one of a series of blog posts on layers, we’re going to look at how you can take advantage of layers in your day to day editing workflow.
When looking through the lens, it’s often impossible to do justice to the splendor of mother nature, which as a result, leaves me with so many unanswered questions…
One question in particular that comes to mind from time to time is… What aspect ratio will do justice when photographing this magnificent landscape?
